Stockton Truck Auto Crash Kills Young Driver
A Stockton youth died in a rear end collision on a wet highway. The driver Willeed Hauldey Herkeley Peas and others were injured. hospital reports indicate serious injuries. Police say the crash occurred near Hat stations on a main road, with witnesses and emergency responders aiding, and traffic was delayed while investigators processed the scene.
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Birch Group Raps Warten in Tulsa Scandals
The Birch Group accuses Warten of misconduct amid a Tulsa debate. A press club discussion notes potential impeachment moves against Chief Warren over alleged wrongdoing.
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Tiibsit Press
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Today’s Prayer for Guidance and Service
A devotional prayer asking God to fill the day with opportunities to serve others. It seeks awareness of human need and guidance to act. The speaker asks for strength to notice evils of poverty and hardship and to respond with compassion and support.
Colleges Move HQ To South
California university system announces relocation of its headquarters to Southern California Exposition Park site planned with dates and site details. Chancellor and board opponents argue over cost access and academic impact while city leaders weigh implications for local staffing and future expansion plans.
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England Invaded by Whales at Gillan Cove
England and villagers at a Cornish cove faced a day long encounter as about 50 whales beached on the shore. Holidaymakers armed with oars and paddles repelled the mammals after they sought refuge from sharks. The crowd feared carcasses would spoil holidays, with some calling the scene tragic yet necessary to protect visitors.
Installers End Dispute Over Picket and Union Wages
A dispute between Ontario area installers and Weston Electric Co. ends after a week of picketing. Union leaders announce the settlement resolved by management concessions on job roles and wage adjustments.
Western Powers Hold Berlin Talks Amid Cold War Struggles
Report outlines tense discussions among Western and Soviet blocs over Berlin status and possible crisis flashpoints. Delegations from the United States, United Kingdom, France, and Soviet allies appear cautiously prepared for extended negotiations while monitoring uprisings and military postures in central Europe.
Congressman Asked To Quit Over Aid Financing Request
Congressman Olte Passiman of Louisiana says administration officials urged him to resign as chair of the Foreign Aid Subcommittee to push a five year plan for foreign aid totaling 88 billion dollars. He cites a senior Congress member who said resigning would secure support for long term funding and specific appropriations. Passiman says he will not quit and warns against bypassing the subcommittee.
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Latin Conference Opens. US and 21 Nations Attend
The Latin American Economic Conference begins in Punta del Este Uruguay with the United States and 21 member states present. Delegations discuss regional development, trade, and energy goals, while leaders signal cooperation on economic integration and social programs amid tense global markets.
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Defense Dept Probe Asked
A fragmented report outlines a Senate inquiry into Defense Department activities. The Armed Services Committee is pressing for details on budgetary and wartime operations amid concerns over civilian and military oversight.
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Cops Track Hijack Tip At San Francisco Airport
Police investigate a hijack tip at San Francisco International Airport. Officers and deputies discuss a possible plan and monitor the scene as investigators pursue leads and assess security measures.
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Khrushchev to address Soviet Union by radio
Moscow reports Premier Nikita Khrushchev will speak to the nation by radio and television Monday night. No subject was announced but observers expect a response to President Kennedy's Berlin stance. Western notes suggested Khrushchev remains firm on Berlin despite toned communications. He has already indicated a one-third cut in the military budget and canceled a program to reduce armed forces.
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Sees softer Soviet line at weekend talks
Adlai Stevenson reports Khrushchev hints at conciliatory stance on Berlin and Germany during meetings with President Kennedy in Hyannis Port. He says Soviet leaders may seek a prompt but restrained approach, while UN and German issues loom over the weekend agenda. Stevenson met with Kennedy and aides to relay a preliminary view on Europe.
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Sunday Events at Local Venues and Shows
A brief listing of Sunday happenings includes the 12th annual Arabian Horse Show at Cow Palace San Francisco at 1 30 pm. California Craftsmen's Exhibition at Oakland Art Museum from 10 am to 1 pm. films The Hidden Earth Flaming Sky and Secrets of 1 Land at Oakland Public Museum. Youth Symphony college level sessions at Dinkelspiel Auditorium Stanford University campus at 3 30 pm.
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